People are losing their jobs over social media posts about the killing of Charlie Kirk. Do we really want to turn employers into content moderators, asks @bethkowitt (via @opinion) https://t.co/jHVq8aouVV ...

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From @WSJopinion: Charlie Kirk offered young voters an alternative to left-wing content on social media. We should never forget his effect on America’s future, writes @JohnBrabender. https://t.co/VAisOeEs2F ...

From standing ovations to controversial statements on stage and the red carpet, the Emmy Awards providing viral moments with millions of views and plenty of chatter across the web. on the edge of your knife. >> The pit.>> Even as ratings for live award shows continue their longunning decline, >> people are reading about the shows. They're watching the shows a little bit, but it's when they get to the office on Monday morning and someone says, "Did you see the Steven Cobear clip? That's how people are consum ...

The murder of Charlie Kirk is just the latest example of modern American political violence that spans decades. The 1960s, of course, were one of the most turbulent decades in US history, marked with political unrest and over civil rights issues and anti-war movements. It also saw several high-profile assassinations with the murders of Megar Evans, President John F.Kennedy, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. ., and Robert F. Kennedy.All in a span of just 5 years. While violent political activism gradually de ...

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In a sense, the question must be is why is Spencer Cox's voice so unique. Here we are in this moment in the country and we have become so used to so much division that we almost expect more of that division from our political leaders on either side. And so to have listening to Spencer Cox yesterday on the Sunday shows, what struck me is how he was prepared to be bold.He didn't mince his words when it came to social media, describing it as a cancer, describing uh the algorithms that drive us to division as e ...

The spread of smartphones and social media has created a world in which it is very easy to steal attention. Can anything return it to its owners? https://t.co/DkGf0Ztp2PIllustration: Álvaro Bernis https://t.co/IeKvmK0ojS ...

Charlie Kirk was the most trusted voice for Trump voters under 30.Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKsway):Charlie Kirk and TPUSA also had 15 BILLION social media views of his debate clips, show clips, and events across social media in fall leadup to the election. 15 BILLION with a B. According to TikTok's own national survey, he was the most trusted voice for Trump voters under 30. https://t.co/URHOgrfhEd ...

You heard Governor Cox refer to social media as a cancer and the question I think becomes what to do about it. Do you agree with that assessment. Is social media actually a cancer right now.Mr. . Secretary, >> social media is clearly part of the problem in a big way and it speaks to something that's even bigger than the political polarization of this moment. Although I think the internet has played a role, but it's more than that.It's what is it doing to our brains. Look, every time there's one of these kil ...